What are the benefits of running Windows? I don't want to hear memes about it "just working" or that it runs the certain software you like. I want to hear concrete reasons that make the Windows operating system a more viable platform than the GNU operating system. I will tell you if I think your answer is satisfactory.
What are the benefits of running Windows...
Easton Murphy
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Robert Evans
Native hardware support.
Hunter Nelson
Never had issues with hardware while using GNU. Even when using totally free distros.
Anthony Wood
>.NET Framework
>Visual Studio
>DirectX
>provides an inclusive computing environment for people of all intelligence levels
Jason Smith
Large range of app support, DirectX is garbage but at least werks, partial automation so the user isn't bogged down with worthless tasks that the computer can do weekly. There, devils advocate.
>inb4 wine.
Matthew Scott
>.NET Framework
Horrible.
>Visual Studio
>DirectX
I don't care that it runs this software you like. Visual Studio is possibly the worst IDE and directx is pointless when far better open standards exist.
>provides an inclusive computing environment for people of all intelligence levels
But it is unintuitive, insecure, and buggy, how is that inclusive?
Juan Harris
I don’t care
Nolan Wright
No tranny CoC bullshit, everything just werks and in case it doesn´t Nadair is 24/7 available to help, also pajeets hate fags to the core so you will be always in good hands if you´re not a faggot tranny CoCsucker
Thomas White
>What are the benefits of running Windows?
Certain applications just work there.
>I don't want to hear memes about it "just working" or that it runs the certain software you like.
Then be specific about a use case.
>I want to hear concrete reasons that make the Windows operating system a more viable platform than the GNU operating system.
... Certain applications just work there.
>I will tell you if I think your answer is satisfactory.
You don't even know what you want. Read more and learn to express yourself.
Thomas Harris
>more viable platform
supported by a multi-billion dollar monopoly instead of some hobbyists